Nāg Tibba

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Nāg Tibba

mountain range, Asia

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Himalayas
Physiography of the Himalayas
…ranges of the Lesser Himalayas—the Nag Tibba, the Dhaola Dhar, and the Pir Panjal—have branched off from the Great Himalaya Range lying farther north. The Nag Tibba, the most easterly of the three ranges, reaches an elevation of some 26,800 feet (8,200 meters) near its eastern end, in Nepal, and…
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…ranges of the Lesser Himalayas—the Nag Tibba, the Dhaola Dhar, and the Pir Panjal—have branched off from the Great Himalaya Range lying farther north. The Nag Tibba, the most easterly of the three ranges, reaches an elevation of some 26,800 feet (8,200 meters) near its eastern end, in Nepal, and…
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